Dunning Captures Cup at Deal in Narrow Victory
Clifford A. Dunning of Nassau Country Club won the chief cup at the Deal Golf and Country Club invitation, defeating George T. Brokaw of Deal 2 up with 1 to play. Dunning also claimed the low score medal in qualifying. The event drew hundreds despite threatened weather as Dunning led from the start and finished dormie in the 18-hole final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Dunning
Nassau
Deal Golf and Country Club
George T. Brokaw
Findlay
Douglas
Bert Allen
Deal Club
Brokaw
Dunning
W. H. Lyon
Long Island
Dormie
Thornton Conover
Princeton
Fred W. Baldwin
Glen Ridge
Baldwin
Joseph M. Byrne
Golf Handicap Winners at Crescent and Dyker Meadow Clubs
E B Safford won the Crescent Athletic Club link handicap with a net 64 from a 24 handicap at Bay Ridge. A A Adams posted best gross 80. At Dyker Meadow near Fort Hamilton E W Belcher led with net 73 from 16 handicap. C J Crookall and F Hunt tied for best gross 82 with Hunt plus 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Safford
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
A. A. Adams
Dyker Meadow
Golfers At Park Club See Record Smashed In Match
E E Gano defeated W R Faber 6 up 5 to play to claim the Park Golf Club challenge and broke the eighteen hole course record with a scratch 5 and 2 victory. He also topped the nine hole mark with a 33 as the day’s top effort amid overall light conditions at Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
E. E. Gano
the Park Golf Club
W. R. Faber
National Open Golf Draw Sets 83 Entries at Myopia Club
Eighty three professionals and amateurs enter the national open at Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton Massachusetts August 27 28 with notable absentees and newcomers including Will Smith Percy Barrett and H W Beveridge. Pairings show Willie Sime David Livie opening at 9 o clock and Englewood’s Jack Hobens paired with Gilbert Nichols in a field heavy with past champions and regional clubs.
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Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Mass
Philadelphia
Stewart Gardner
Exmoor
Garden City
Will Smith
Mexico
Percy Barrett
Lambton Golf and Country Club
Toronto
Martin O'Loughlin
Plainfield Country Club
Walter J. Travis
Eben M. Byers
Allegheny
H. W. Beveredige
England
Oxford-Cambridge
Willie Sime
New York
David S. Live
Ravisioe
Gilbert Nichols
Tedesco
Jack Hobens
Englewood
David S. Livie
Ravisloe
W. V. Hoare
Salt Lake Country Club
Hugo R. Johnstone
Charles H. Rowe
Beaver Valley
Jack Campbell
Overbrook Golf Club
Ernest Way
Detroit
James Campbell
White Marsh Valley C. C
Tom MacNamara
Woollston Golf Club
Jacobs
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
Donald J. Ross
Oakley Country Club
H. H. Wilder
Vesper Country Club
Thomas G. Stevenson
Hunt Club
W. C. Skelly
Wan Country Club
I. S. Mackie
Fox Hills
R. M. Thomson
Knollwood
Stewart Malden
Wee Burn
William McBride
Pittsburg
Thomas Mulgrew
Richmond County
C. C
Charles Bell
Brighton Country Club
William D. Robinson
Atlantic City C
Edgeworth Club
Joseph Lloyd
Essex Country Club
George C. Turnbull
Columbia Golf Club
EB M. Byers
Allegheny Corn Club
David Ogilvie
Morris County If
Fred McLeod
Midlothian Country Club
John Shippen
Maidstone Golf Club
Andrew Campbell
the Country Club
Thomas Edwards
Hollywood Golf Club
George S. Sparling
Brooklawn Country Club
William Smith
Walter Fovargue
Skokie
John A. Croke
Kent Country Club
Peter Robertson
Oakmont
Penn
Norman Clark
Westmoreland Country Club
John Hobens
Englewood Golf Club
Gilbert Nicholls
Tedesco Golf Club
John B. Hylan
H. H. Barker
Alfred Campbell
Oak Hill
Orrin Terry
Waumbek
Fred Brand
Allegheny Country Club
Alex Pirie
Siwanoy Country Club
A. H. Fenn
Poland Spring
G. Sargent
Ottawa Golf Club
John G. Anderson
Woodland Golf Club
Arthur Smith
Arlington Country Club
James Maiden
Nassau Country Club
Arthur Boggs
Oakwood Club
Donald Ball
Philadelphia Cricket Club
David Brown
Lawrence
George Low
Ballustol
H. W. Beveridge
Cinque Ports
G. C
Eng
James
Roberts
Sadaquada Golf Club
David Hunter
Essex County Country Club
Jack Jolly
Arlington
N. J
S. Bigelow
Alex Ross
Brae Burn
Otto G. Hackbarth
St. Louis Field Club
Bob Peebles
Sound Beach G
C. Club
James Mackrell
Detroit Country Club
John M. Ward
Westbrook
Jack Hutchison
St. Andrews
David Robertson
Herbert Strong
Apawamis Club
J. S. Pearson
Richmond Co
Alex. Smith
M. J. Brady
Commonwealth Country Club
George Cumming
Toronto Golf Club
Horace T. Rawlins
Ekwanck Country Club
Dunwoodie Golf Club semi finals and class handicaps play
Rainy morning did not dampen play at Dunwoodie Country Club with semi finals in the August cups and three handicap events. Results include Harris over Thomas 6 up 4 to play and Hall over Lasher 3 up 1 to play in the first cup. Baylis def Holden by default and Woods over Hoskins 4 up 3 to play in the second cup. Baker over Pratt 2 up 1 to play and Hall over Wildman 2 up 1 to play in the third cup. Class A B C winners named as Hall Woods and O Reilly. Leading scores noted.
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Dunwoodie
W. W. Harris
D. H. Thomas
W. L
Five Warrants Issued in Trunk Murder Case
Windber Penn August 22 warrants were issued for five suspects in the murder of Samuel J Rosenbloom a local merchant whose body was found in a trunk by Camden picnickers earlier this week One warrant targets Alexander Rosenbloom the murdered man s son who vanished shortly after his father The attorney John B Miller declined to name the other suspects and said officers would go to Baltimore Monday Mrs Rosenbloom and her sixteen year old daughter Eva are believed to be in Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windber
Penn
Samuel J. Rosenbloom
Camden
N. J
Alexander Rosenbloom
John 8. Miller
Somerset County
Baltimore
Rosenbloom
Eva
Frost damages northwest grain across Canadian prairies
A heavy frost in western Canada injures grain yet to be cut in northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba towns. Reports from Kamsack Hamiota Moose Jaw Yorkton note temperatures seven degrees below freezing. In the U S frost reaches Dickinson North Dakota with six degrees below freezing and flax and wheat crops sustain damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Kamsack
Sask
Birtle
Hamiota
Moose Jaw
Yorkton
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Dickinson
N. D
Hobart Files Mortgage Discharge From Erie Stock
Garret A. Hobart, son of the late Vice-President, files discharge of a $50,000 mortgage on Erie Railroad stock dated 1887. Discharge confirms payment and is filed with the County Register of Deeds in Paterson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Garret A. Hobart
United States
Erie
County Register of Deeds
Riot in Cleveland Strike Turns Violent Amid clashes
A fierce riot erupted in Cleveland when striking capmakers clashed with strike breakers. One man was badly beaten and several others injured by missiles as police fired on the mob to restore order after weeks of fights between strikers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Golf Links of America Aims for World Fame
A proposed ideal course near Shinnecock Hills Long Island grows from a dream into the National Golf Links of America. Founders include many millionaires and golf notables led by Charles B. Macdonald with designs echoing St Andrews and Prestwick across a 18 hole plan with multiple replicas and varied tees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnecock Hills
Long Island
Shanecock
Bull's Head
Peconic Bays
National Golf Links of America
New York
Shinnecock Inn
Charles B. Macdonald
Macdonald
Great Britain
Horace Hutchinson
England
St Andrew's University
Newport
Mr. Macdonald
Daniel Chauncey
United States Golf Association
Ransom H. Thomas
Clarence H. Mackay
H. C. Frick
J. Bowers Lee
H- McK. Twombly
J. Horace Harding
W. D. Sloane
Richard Young
A. H. Broughton
W.W. B. Thomas
John Bowne Mott
Watson F. Blair
Harry Payne Whitney
T. Toscani
Alfred Cc. Norris
Arthur Ryerson
W. H. Moore
W. A. Putnam
E. P. Dunne
John P. Grier
Robert Bage Kerr
R. H. Williams
J. J. Manning
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Robert C. Watson
H. J. Whigham
Leigh Hunt
Robert Bacon
James Deering
Jarvis Hunt
Hugo R. Johnstone
George W. Baxter
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Mr. Whigham
Walter J. Travis
Findlay S. Douglas
Mortimer Payne
Southampton
St. Andrews
Sandwich
Shinnecock
Alps
Prestwick
Bancaster
North Berwick
Whigham
State Engineer Skene Praises Workload and Dismissals Spark Debate
Frederick Skene, New York State Engineer and Surveyor, says current volume of work sets a record, with last month costing 1.5 million dollars and yearly output planned to double. He defends two recent engineer dismissals as authorized, notes Civil Service relations are cordial, and hints at possible renomination amid a volatile political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Skene
Tribune
Skene
George W. Miller
James E. Kelley
State Civil Service
State Civil Service Commission
Hughes
New Process Makes Oils Powder For Medicine
Ludwig W. Gans has introduced a powder form for oils including castor, cod liver, and creosote. The odorless tasteless powder concentrates strength and enables dosing with cereals, promising a revolution in pediatric medicine and drawing endorsement from Carl von Noorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ludwig W. Gans
Carl von Noorden
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Vienna
London
Peter Canvane
Mr. Gans
Will Try to Reinstate Shellard After Trial Claim
Friends of policeman David H. Shellard accused of murdering Barbara Reig said yesterday the deputy commissioner Baker led an illegal trial. Shellard’s lawyer argued the police trial was illegal before the criminal trial and if freed, efforts will be made to reinstate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellard
David H. Shellard
Barbara Reig
Baker
Ilegal
New Coney Island Resort Planned With Fireproof Design
Theodore R. Angemeyer signed a fifteen year lease for a block on West 20th Street and Surf Avenue to build a fireproof resort modeled after Kaisergarten Munich. The complex will blend Dreamland and Luna Park features with concrete and steel structures and an open air plaza closed by a glass roof in winter.
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Coney Island
Kaiser Garten
Munich
Theodore R. Angemeyer
West 20Th Street
Surf Avenue
Conrad Stubenbord
Dreamland
Luna Park
Angemeyer
Police seize big counterfeiters haul in Newark crime
Police from this city arrested three cracksmen in Newark after weeks of pursuit. They found a near perfect counterfeit outfit including coin moulds a camera copying plates chemicals paper and new $10 bills. Lizzie Jacobson wife of gang member George Williams ran a Brooklyn house where the loot was stored. She faced $1000 bail and linked to a February burglary at Cortlandt Street Ingersoll Watch Co. The seized money included a partially printed ten dollar bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Lizzie Jacobson
George Williams
Jacobson
Butts
Essex Market
Ingersoll Watch Company
Cortlandt Street
Mystery in Death by Own Action Across Bloomfield Firm
Francis E. Hill of 196 Ashland Street Bloomfield N J shot himself in his New York office at Henry C Kelley & Co twine and paper dealers dying later at Hudson Street Hospital The motive remains unknown A suicide note addressed to his wife spoke of forgiveness and had financial transfers including large checks from Bloomfield National Bank and a Bloomfield lumber firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Hill
Ashland Street
Bloomfield
N. J
New York
Hudson Street Hospital
Henry C. Kelley & Co
Franklin Street
L. C. Pierce
Hill
Pierce
Mr. Hill
McAvoy
Dr. Hellebrand
Bloomfield National Bank
Workmen Unearth Skeleton in Staten Island Lot
Workmen digging a cellar on Richmond avenue Port Richmond Staten Island found a coffin with a human skeleton. Bones sent to New Springville morgue for dating. No nearby grave markers or memory of a cemetery in the area. No violence indicated on the bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Avenue
Port Richmond
Staten Island
New Springville
Mond
Cahill
Lobster Outing Disrupts Political Group in Long Island
Five hundred politicians from the 21st and 234 Assembly districts enjoyed an outing at Witz el's Grove in College Point, Long Island. The trip was nearly marred when three officials drifted behind after a lobster feast. They confessed the delay was due to a fierce lobster contest that interrupted plans and politics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witzel's Grove
College Point
Long Island
Moses M. McKee
Colin H. Woodward
Woodward
William
Bennet
C. S. Eilert
Josiah T. Newcomb
Grange Day Draws Thousands to Chautauqua Ceremonies
More than two thousand Grange members from New York and Pennsylvania attended Grange Day in Chautauqua N Y. Attendees included F N Godfrey master New York Grange Secretary Giles and Commissioner R A Pearson with Professor W H Whetzel. Rev Robert Stuart MacArthur of New York delivered an address on America’s role among nations stating Jesus Christ as a unique figure in history and Abraham Lincoln as a unique character in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
New York
Pennsylvania
F. N. Godfrey
Giles
R. A. Pearson
W. H. Whetzel
State Agricultural College
Robert Stuart MacArthur
America
Jesus Christ
Abraham Lincoln
Starrs Invite Notables to Christening of Their Daughter
Mr and Mrs Hugh L Starr of Jamaica invite President Roosevelt Taft Devery Depew Bryan and many others to the christening of their daughter at St Monicas Church tonight. The Starrs had a double wedding in January four years ago at St Johns Church Brooklyn and were later married by Alderman Sullivan at the Manhattan Casino. Starr says he once ran a hotel at Broadway and 44th Street.
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Hugh L. Starr
Witon Street
Jamaica
St .Monica’s Church
President Roosevelt
William #. Taft
William S. Devery
Chauncey M. Depew
William J. Bryan
Leslie Carter
Juis Marlowe
Lillian Russell
William Waldorf Astor
Tim” Sullivan
John D. Crimmins
Charlies F_usphy
May Irwin
Mary Mannering
James Hogan
Battery
Dan” Finn
Gould
Starrs
St. John’s Church
Brooklyn
Alderman Sullivan Tr
Manhattan
Starr
Broadway
44Th Street
Suffolk County May Form New State Over Water Invasion
Supervisor W S Bennett of Brookhaven warns Suffolk may secede to form a new state if New York City presses its plan to take water for urban use. A local body resolution predicts a looming water scandal while James R Skinner of Manhattan defends the city water commissions as honest and efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bennett
Brookhaven Township
Suffolk County
Suffolk
New York
Justice Jaycox
Supreme Court
Patehogua
Long Island
James R. Skinner
Manhattan
Patchogue
Eye Trouble From Public Baths Infected Water Warned
Dr. Herbert J. Knapp warns public baths near sewer outlets in Brooklyn are a health nuisance. He cites infectious eye diseases from filthy water and shared towels, noting current conjunctivitis cases from a bath near North Lat Street pier. He urges the Board of Health to relocate the bath to a cleaner site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Knapp
South 3d Street
Brooklyn
Lat Street
East River
Knapp
Board of Health
Exhumation Sought in Ohio Tragedy Case
Loudenville Ohio August 22 Exhumation ordered to prove if same gun killed Morris Stein of Des Moines Iowa and Miss Hester Porter. Bullets not removed earlier. officers to bring back Mae Steiny and Mrs Mary Bayard suspects. Post mortem exam ordered on Morris Stein at Des Moines by Judge E T Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudenville
Ohio
Morris Stein
Des Moines
Iowa
Hester Porter
Miss Porter
Stein
E. T. Morris
Bayard
Hugh Brennan
Stop Intermarriage Movement Sparks City Debate
Alderman John Gunther of Brooklyn plans an agitation in the Board of Aldermen with Aldermen Grant Esterbrook and Robert F Downing to curb interracial marriages in Manhattan. He cites more than twenty licenses issued in eight months and contemplates presenting a bill to the Legislature to ban such unions statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
John Gunther
Theth
Brooklyn
Aldermen
Grant Esterbrook
Robert F. Downing
Health Association Convention Opens in Winnipeg
The American Public Health Association, the continent’s largest body of health officials, arrives for its 36th annual convention in Winnipeg. Dr. Charles O. Probst of Columbus leads the program logistics while Dr. Richard H. Lewis of Raleigh delivers the president’s annual address Wednesday morning. hundreds of delegates are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Publc
American Public Health Association
Charles O. Probst
Columbus
Ohio State Board of Health
Association
Richard H. Lewis
Raleigh
N. C
Rock Island Denies Receiver Report and Bear Party Claims
Daniel G. Reid, chairman of the board of directors of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific, dismissed a Wall Street rumor that a receiver had been appointed as a silly fabrication. He denied involvement in bear or bull markets since returning from Europe and said he had sold all stocks he held. Rock Island shares rose with preferred at 31½ after opening 28 and closing 30, up 2½ points. common closed at 17, up 1½ points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Reid
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Batfresh Company
Wall Street
Europe
Bank of England
Rock Island
Major New York Stores Announce Fall and Summer Sales
Macy's announces semi annual sale of bric a brac lamps decorated china and furniture with women s suits gowns and coats. Abraham and Straus starts waist sale with summer stock and autumn styles. Lord Taylor begins final clearance of summer dresses suits and shoes. Stern Brothers features colored and black dress goods plus rugs and women s apparel. Hearn advertises August inventory clearance with white goods and silk nets. Bloomingdale s promotes lace curtains bed sets and American cut glass.
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Macy's
Broadway
Sith Street
Abraham & Straus
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Lord & Taylor
2Th Street
Dimity
Stern Brothers
West
HEARN
Mth Street
Firth Avenue
Bloomingdale’s
Third Avenue
Th Street
Nottingham
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G. T. Brokaw
C. A. Dunning
T. Broka Jors Aeerarew
Hiss
Carl Martin
Fairfield
Dea. S. Douglas
W. B. Rhett
Meadow
Allen
F. R. Upton, Jr
Baltusrol
A. J. Watson
o G W._ White
Flushing
C. A. Limberg
Glen
Upton
White
J. T. McMurtrie
Apenamis
A. F. Jamieson
Lawrenceville
W. Farrelly
Dr. L. W. Callan
McMurtrie
Farrelly
S. D. Lounsberry
W. W. Zimmerman
Mahoning
H. O. Parsons
Crescent
C. H. Kirk
Lounsberry
Parsons
Robert Weir
Wilmington
L. N. Collins
Riverton
Watson
St. Davids
N. W. Anthony
Weir
F. A. Tight
E. S. Jamieson
C. &. Pool
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G. W. Lim
Beck
Hollywood
Foot
Wright
Pier
J. G. Sage
Hackensack
Harrison Towneend
E. E. Allsopp
Forest Hill
G. Freser
J. T. Gillespie
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Townsend
Co. & Pool
Paul Heller
Philip Rhinelander
Eres
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R B Stoutenburgh
Tone F. D. Stoutenburgh
Wate
F. A. Wright
Baltusroerance
B. Sefforé
H. L. Batterman
HB. L. Betterman
H. F. Whitney
Bhen Sever
H. Tass
Hice Iown
Basvey
Wataee
Dunwoodie Country Club
E. O'Reilly
Camden, N. J
Northwest
Hobart
National
Leven
Peconic Bay
Bull’s Head Bay
Peconic
Atlantic
Cola Spring Bay
Bull's Head Bay
Crackajack
Adpparatus
Pri Fe
Roosevelt
Broadway Twinklers
Jay Gould
William S. Bennett
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